... million and a half of armed men prethat' a front of possible opposition in the future W h . t he time-serving dexterity of Whig Cabinets and Poreig n Ministers, armed by no faith in the In a matter, too, in which last of all we should have suspected any ...

... thaw selves at their el the inweelita &win Sb. Freinerire Magee of learals the dimming, weight, dieney of the iffllllollll Whig Is.. totally whole of tie eels delivered laving 1.. by the were teeny approved and demi for being for the let of the Mad 1141 ...

... Southwark, and preached on the duty of‘praying for ones enemies! ami the Tories, who in the meantime had come into power (the Whig ministry having been overthrown through this business,) presented him at once the rectory of St. Andrew. Holhorn. find amongst ...

... Conservative interest for the Eastern Division of Cornwall, has recently allied himself to the family of Lord Vivian, wh o i s a Whig, will, it is thought, give him a fair chance of being returned. The electors favourable to the return of this gentleman believe ...

... with exemplary coolness and decorum. The purport of Mr. Leader’s return it is impossible for the Whigs to mistake—its significance it is hopeless for the Whigs to endeavour to weaken. Whiggism in Ireland every day becoming thing of the paat, and will soon ...

... it with exemplary coolness and decorum. The ?? of Mr. Leader's return it is impossible for the Whigs to mistake— its significance it is hopeless for the Whig* to endeavour to weaken. Whiggism in Ireland is everyday becoming a thing of the past, and will ...

... of this unanimity, wa* met by crie* that it arose from hatred and distruat of Whiggery and the Whig*. His defeated rival, a brother of one of the leading Whig proprietors, who himself represents one of the most important of English constituencies, could ...

... Conservative interest for the Eastern Division of Cornwall, has recently allied himself to the family of Lord Vivian, who is a Whig, will, it is thought, give him a fair chance of being returned. The electors favourable to the return of this gentleman believe ...

... become less and less frequent! No such pleasing face ever welcomes the call of the collector of imposts, national or local. The Whigs of former ages, who introduced the system of indirect taxation, were cunning fellows. We all, day . by day, contribute to the ...

... Government. The words liberal and reform, the phrase civil and religious liberty, are the , stage properties of the Whig oligarchy. They are not their every-day dress. The case and the fate of Mr. TURNBULL will record a lasting instance of the ...

... convictions. I was born a gentleman, said he upon his sick-bed, and I cannot break my word. His long and steady battle with the Whigs, terminating in the great victory of 1784, was a necessary vindication of the monarchical element of our Constitution, and ...

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